Once you get to the end of the dowel, cut the ribbon and attach with another clothespin:

Now it's time to bake your ribbon. Preheat your oven to 275 and bake your ribbon for 25 minutes. Remove the ribbon and let it cool which only takes a few minutes. Then you can take off the clothespins and slide your ribbon off your dowels. I chose to make a small korker bow, so I cut the ribbon into 2" pieces. If you want a larger bow you can cut your pieces to 3" or 4".

After you've cut all your ribbon (I used 20 pieces for this smaller bow), lay the pieces out into the pattern you would like for your korker:

Now it's time to start stringing the ribbon. Take a needle and thread. Make sure you have a knot at the end of the thread to catch the pieces as you string them:

As you are stringing the ribbon, make sure the pieces are going in different directions, and not all bunched up in the same direction. Once you have finished stringing your pieces, it's time to run the needle back through the entire stack to the other side.

Push the needle through

Pull it up through the other side with the knot. Now it's time to tie it off:)

Here is your finished product once again:

I hope you enjoyed my tutorial! Thank you so much for stopping by and have a wonderful day:)

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